The Oakland Post Enquirer from Oakland, California • 12

12 Thursday September 30 1937 OAKLAND POST ENQUIRED Telephone Templebar 2600 Hubbell Melton May Beat Yanks in Series GIANTS HAVE A BIG CHEER OR CALHOUN National League BRONKO ACES PITCHING GUS HERE EDGE ON TONIGHT YANKS ON MAT 3 6 of Eaton Mrs A Cox 0 American League putting honors class by himself 2 5 ice cold on a couple of the district are MAXIE WINS INEASY STYLE BYRNE pp 6 IVE GAMES BOOKED mile: a 3 IN ACAL re 6 mile Dell with Night Wind BRONKO PUTS 6 3 DETTON OUT 8 Read the Rental Ads in 2 5 Our Classified Columns My Profit mole Browning JhJoaquin lash DE SOTO OUR DOOR SIX PASSENGER SEDAN )0 ULLY EQUIPPED DELIVERED HERE SOTO PLYMOUTH his school and his laying those odds at players are froth and Joe Gray has Pearson held the same club runs on the same afternoon UMajor Ballou 5iGlobe Trotter 4Merlin Mae 7Ring ree 9Tuff Life 6 Tested China Clipper My Paregoric Kohinoor chin in the like a bear of eight his to hold his balance and the ground when tossing 1he Gray Ghost can pass from a milk bottle to a guess death Baeha ool Just Wally Golden Shell Hot Springs King Tong sfA Cashon Goha Hula Hula 2Jim Kelly close Re listed 84 16 68 91 22 69 89 20 69 84 14 70 84 14 70 91 21 70 85 15 70 82 12 70 A world title will be at stake to night The pair the 30 minute one declared one of the grapplers in the 34 3 5 BROADWAY HUmboldt 4200 Oakland the second half of the it was too late tough and plenty smart on good Is California? mouth thinking for the entire Hart Mrs Tieoulat A Kramer Mrs It was late in the Washington State battle last year that Oregon State huddled in the shadows of its own goal post after taking a fearful pasting from the Cougars for the better part of three and a half quar ters Only an I observer view can 6ljim Mulrock Hanger Andy Roll Royo Honda worst end seen in but lie miss a single one of the subsequent nine games on the slate although his ankle fully recover until last spring Specula tor Niagara ancy You Dr Budd Plav Miter 5 1 Highest Trade in Allowance OR YOUR PRESENT CAR their way to a touchdown the Ore gon State defensive quarterback asked time out questioned his team: boys we do Answered Joe Gray: pitch a tent been down here all 195 POUNDS SPEED Joe Gray may not be the original ball player the first gridder who ever put his chips on the table at 2 then counted the winnings at 4 in but at least he stands in a Terry would have to remain in bed until Sunday perhaps longer see many LOS ANGELES Sept 30 (INS) Bronko Nagurski wrestling champion successfully defended his crown here last night against Chal lenger Pean Detton The former Minnesota football star incapacitated Detton in the first fall after 39 minutes of furious wrestling and Detton was unable tn return to the ring away from Karamatir Washington State kicked off out of bounds twice and had a punting average of only Ard Patrick Hi Boy Court Summons Master Blue 9 mile: uturity: SISpotted Ranger 2 Lady Marina 5 Martial Music 1 Blaze (Editor's not! Tht I th third a series of articles by Davis Walsh dealing with the two New York clubs the Yankees and Giants now almost inevitable rivals in the 1937 world series beginning next Wednesday) Bayshore Entries OR THURSDAY (Graded in order of handicapper's se leviions IRST uturity: 1 Ashland Boy Golden Traffic Traffic Hawke White Ranger Little utur JUSCO orest King Longf Milner Just Cine Hanford Call 5 16 Silver izz Ennis Mont Silver STvan Red Lodge Dixie Darlinc 5 16 llatlo Hat Kelly Collins Leading ashion Violetta Blitz Wig Wag DATES of Commerce Maxie Rosenbloom the former lightheavyweight champion still just about as good as new slapped out a decision in his inimi table and unorthodox way over Nash Garrison San Jose at the Oakland auditorium last night Only in the seventh round when Nash crossed Rosenbloom with a stiff right cross did the San Jose boy appear to have a chance He shook Rosenbloom in that round forced the former champion to scurry and cover up and the fans had their brief moment But Nash could do no more His gloves had spoken their piece When Referee Toby Irwin raised hand there were a few dissenting votes but not enough to change the decision LEWIS LOSES Jerome Lewis the Seattle Negro who fought several sensational bat tles at the auditorium finished on his back in his bout with Al LaBba the Mountain View middleweight He took one on the fourth was stretched rug and at the count second Algernon itzgibbon Broom decided he had had enough Jerome was not up to his usual slap down form Young Lou Massey of the Doc Gardenfield stable decisioned Eddie Halligan undefeated Oakland Negro lightweight in four rounds of good boxing Bill Harris Oakland amateur heavyweight making his pro debut scored an impressive victory over Bill Poland San rancisco in four rounds He had Poland down twice during their slam bang battle ROBERTS WINS Joey Roberts Oakland veteran making his comeback won from Johnny in the fourth round a technical knockout Manuel Rondon former amateur lightweight champion continued his victorious professional streak a win over Montana Red rounds the curtain raiser ing in his first big game was almost incredible He punted six times for an average of 46 yards from the line of scrimmage I believe a player in the country that can im prove on that Lou Rimassa aver aged five and a half yards on each of the eight times he carried the ball Whitey Smith proved a reve lation He scored our touchdown and is going to be great before the season ends and next year unless I miss my guess Whitey will be a sen sation tackle of Chapman when both were knocked out is one of the hardest ever seen After he was at right tackle no ground was gained at that posi tion Neilson is another tackle develop With the exception of Ri massa a junior all these boys are sophomores What happened to Lou field goals? A When seven points be hind three points are no good erry place kicked our point after touch down and each of his four kickoffs reached the goal line which means they were good for 60 yards Ha throws what they call a ball up to 25 yards straight sharp fast but easy to handle and therein lies a story At Roosevelt high school in Port land and at Oregon freshman Joe Gray's sembled some of the cent years He was that bad no AS BILL DICKEY Lon Stiner took him in hand him on Wise cracking Joe Gray the ir repressible super halfback from Oregon State had a worry on his mind since he recovered from the whooping cough 15 years ago When it's first down and one yard to go for the score that will win Jhe game when only a second and a half of play remaining when all the bleacher rum pots are cock eyed enough to let out a whoop and a holler when the sun beats down on the gridiron at an even 100 de grees when well why go on? Anyway when all this is hap pening Joe Gray the super hair back from Oregon State is as cool as a Tom Collins in January Ruffled? Never not Joe Gray the guy who personally acts as 75 percent of the Oregon State offense the one man on the field on whom his coach and teammates are 1 to 3 Playing on foreign soil Se class golfers yesterday defeated the Orinda tam 6 to 3 on the home course in the Northern California Golf association team matches Only Mrs Adams and Mrs Howard Stovel of the home guard could win a point Results with Sequoyah players listed first were Mrs Patrick Mrs William Brieg 3 Mrs A Merrill Mrs Honiara Mrs 3 Mrs Lynam 0 Mrs Mrs Adams Mrs Howard Stove! 3 RESULTS New York 6 5 Philadelphia (second game called in eighth dark ness) Pittsburgh 7 St Louis 5 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 0 Brooklyn at Boston postponed RESULTS New York 15 0 Philadelphia 4 3 Boston 3 7 Washington 1 4 Cleveland 5 0 Chicago 4 1 St Louis 7 Detroit 6 9 0 16 0 Williams and Wicker and TERRY IN BED WITH LU EWARK Sept 30 Bill ry manager of the New York intis still was down with the told keep and anything watermelon Stiner taught him how to throw from his shoulder with the ball to his ear just as Catcher Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees when Catcher Bill is picking a runner off second base Up to the time Joe Gray entered the greatest halfback the Corvallis cheer leaders ever spelled was erman ranklin the carrot top from Long Beach all agreed now however that Joe Gray is ranklin's supe rior and saying a Joe Brown mouthful One more item Gray suffered a badly wrenched ankle in the Oregon State opener with last year Can 1 Buy the 310 000 5 11 1 001 100 7 7 1 Warneke Ryba and Ogrodowski Blanton Weaver Brown and Todd will the Gaels use similar strategy? No If Kara ma tie cun' score touchdowns on long kickoffs and Dowd's longer punts wel come to them NO CHANGES Do you plan any radical changes in your lineup? A No There may be one or two of a minor nature but I believe that will be about all Constant shuf fling of personnel will get you no where The season is too short for that got to stick by your decisions once they are made even though selecting positions for un tried men is a very difficult assign ment DOWD IMPRESSIVE Which of your players most favorably impressed you A Jerry Dowd for one His kick A A GAMES Richmond vs Alhambra Berkeley vs Stockton Piedmont vs Concord Alameda vs Pittsburg St vs Albany In preparation for their league opening Oct 15 live Alameda County Athletic league teams go to the post against non league schools tomorrow afternoon Al St high eleven travels to Albany to meet the Al bany Cougars This game which is an inter city one looms to be the top notch contest of the day St record shows three de feats and one win while the Albany team has yet to meet defeat At Piedmont the Highlanders play host to Concord This is Pied third practice contest Pittsburg high meets the Alameda Hornets Berkeley plays host to Stockton high The RtchmcHid Qitars meet Alham br a By Davis Walsh (Inti News Service Sports Editor) NEW YORK Sept 30 Con tinuing this daily outburst and ti rade in connection with an ayent that may yet become known as the world series of contradictions we have with us today the pitchers those gents with funny looking pants who stand out there and generally do anything except practically decide any single series of games like the man who stands in the wings and makes the curtain go up and down never right when he irst gojng to give the Yan pitching somewhat the better of it and then start to take it away again' certainly a big help However all I can say Is that I make this silly match GOMEZ BEST Anyhow Ruffing held Washing ton to two hits on Tuesday and ought to be absolutely right for the series to two Gomez looks like the best pitcher in the series Hadley and Andrews are both going very well That cer tainly makes everything just splen did it? Yes it certainly does not the Yankees are sure to face hand pitching in four of the five games and right now Bronko Nagurski the world heavyweight wrestling titleholder places his newly won crown on the block against Gus Sonnenberg the old champion in the feature bout at the Oakland auditorium This will mark first appearance in Oakland since he won the title from Dean Detton at Salt Lake City four months ago Many calim Bronko is the strongest of the modern crop of bone twisters Don McDonald former Univer sity of California wrestling star of some years back will referee the match McDonald is considered the best mat referee in the business handled every important bout that has taken place for the past When 10 other 'iig at the to do the team Smooth acetylene torches easy and breezy this fabulous halfback who makes his local debut here Satur day alternjoon against California His 195 pounds and heavy build belie his speed but they belie his line crushing power and the awful beating he hands out weekly to his tacklers Corvallis they call Joe Gray a halfback because as Bud orrester the public relations man explained running mo tion is confined to the upper part of his HANDS OR EET? With this kind of a description in front of you first reaction is to remark: so the guy runs on his hands All such theories should be dis carded and I for one will lead a campaign to this end As a matter of cold fact whether or not Gray runs on his arms or feet is something his opponents cant determine exactly experienced grandstand with a bird's eye straighten out this matter for you You see this Gray Ghost is a master of a football art that is slowly decaying with the ages This is the so called the long poke out front and to tbe side when the tackler rears up close at hand then suddenly finds himself biting off a fresh 'ble of grass DEADLY QUICK KICKER Since Gray is some great shucks as a punter too and since fast with his toe on the to the pigskin his quick kicking off a short running formation is the kind of medicine that can kill off the best safety man in the business in cluding a couple of distinguished gentlemen by the names of Coffis and Bottari As a passer the Gray Ghost is good enough to get a cheer from the numerous mortal enemies he has made in opposition trenches the last few years In 1936 Oregon State made 17 touchdowns and eight of them came off the good right flipper of Mr mile: 3 Nubian Phantom Westside 2 Calif Red 5 Kennel worth At St Detroit 203 000 6 8 1 St Louis 201 004 7 11 3 McLaughlin Coffman and York Millsand Harshany THE BOYS and the girls of Loyola of the scendant of famed Statesman Calhoun south just help cheering for John Clay Calhoun captain and fullback and direct de The Gray Ghost Cracks Wise He's C's Ever" Capt Cody Little Gloria Insideout Swanky Crag Rock Black Vledft Menlo Merchant uturity: ee Laa Gold Dust Scappoose Profit 7 rcaipn Stepping Lad 5 16 Mike Andrews HEBRANK HUNTER CO Mil dred Hatrel and Catherine Bourg leads cheers International News photo (Continued from first sports page) Lazare 6 1 6 4 Tom Brown San rancisco Iwao Bando San Mateo 7 9 6 2 6 1 Hudson San rancisco Olson San rancisco 4 6 6 1 6 1 pevinson Los Angeles Por terfield Berkeley 7 5 6 3 SINGLES Lou Gates San rancisco Elsie Gable San rancisco 6 4 10 8 Dorothy Workman Los Angeles Laverne Kapps San rancisco 6 1 6 1 Dorothy Andrus Conn Gussie Claire San rancisco 7 5 8 6 SINGLES ae Portland Doug Im hoff Berkeley 6 1 3 6 6 4 Jones England Bernie Coghlan Los Angeles 10 8 4 6 6 3 Robert Riggs Los Angeles Roy De Giere Berkeley 6 2 6 4 Robert Harmon Ke neally San rancisco 6 0 6 2 Los cl ilerschel Hyde Martinez 6 3 6 1 Bill Doeg Los Angeles William Hongs Berkeley 4 6 Oakland d' Ben Neiden San krancteco 7 5 6 3 Charles Hare England Marcus Gordon Berkeley 6 2 6 2 Gottfried Von Germany Howard Blethen 8 6 2 7 9 fi 4 WOMEN'S DOUBLES and Marg Osborne Lona Cassidy and Connie Clark 6 2 Lenhart and Silva A Lirana and Horn default Umphred and Ann Harper Lou Gates and Ruth Dieguez 6 1 6 1 DOUBLES Joe Hunt and Riuc Prni and olsom 6 2 6 3 Oek Kovacs and Ed Amark William Hoogs and Massie 6 4 6 WAndShiT 1arf nd it Ilham Doeg and Charles Carr If Gmlniett and Neil Brown 6 2 6 Harman and Dan Roberts Riggs and Joe Hunt 6 4 6 4 George Rice and John Murlo Dr Crane and Rethorst 6 2 6 2 I Makano and Yamagis hi Gordon and Bon Neiden 6 1 mixed doubles' sborne and rank Kovacs Claue and Guilniette 6 2 64 Dawson and Charles Carr RoxieTl nVy ani Roberts 6 4 6 4 Stammers and Stratford Goenuner and A Ellis default Ingram and yr Jones Lew and A Tomlinson 6 2 6 0 Dearman and George Hughes and Gable 6 0 6 3 Ifenden and Coughlan' Connie Clark and Gordon 6 2 6 4 Lumbnd Delaford June HaneTn and Stringham 6 2 6 0 Henrotin and Joe Hunt Mar vin and Charles Sparrows 6 0 6 0 SINGLES Dr Kleinschroth Germany Ray Kline Berkeley 6 1 6 0 or left first they hit that kind with a canoe paddle Right now? How I do rattle and prattle along They been table to hit left hand ers all season the winning average against them being a mere 570 The general average against both kinds is currently 671 no mathematician in fact work ing in my spare time on an idea for a vest pocket big enough to carry an adding machine so al ways be sure to get the right change out of a quarter HIGH AVERAGE Meanwhile I think the two aver ages quoted above would give them a percentage of almost 800 against right handers and this time not going to going to keep on seeing Melton and Hubbell and no matter what the Yanks claim in that connection this pair is far superior to left anders the Yankees have been folding before with ominous regu larity during recent days In fact had 15 scoreless innings against rookie In the last two days On Tuesday for instance Joe Krakauskas just up from Trenton fanned nine and held them scoreless through the final eight innings They won the first game from Athletics yesterday but in the second Edward Smith shut them out with one hit in a curtailed seven inning game SHUT OUT regale me with what might have happened in the eighth and ninth Smith shut them out the first time he faced them this year That Ken Chase another Wash ington importee also seems able to beatthem pretty regular Personally I think the key man of both staffs is Melton since the Yanks are supposed to murder fast ball pitchers If he wins his first start the Giants will have a great chance If he prob ably have very Until that happens though got to go down the middle on the pitching thing since a pitcher is effective in direct ratio to the hit ting he faces and as said left handers are now facing virtually no hitting from the Yanks So I think until further developments I can toss a coin on the business it CLAREMONT WINS team won a match over Berkeley 5 to 4 suits with Claremont players first were: Mrs Anderson Mrs George Grant 0 Mrs Miller Mrs Brendel 3 Mrs A Hancock Mrs Stret ton 3 Mrs Hardin Mrs Everts 0 Mrs Keyser Mrs Robert Evans 2 Mrs George Parmenter Mrs Ixiwell 1 CHABOT MATCH PLAY Mrs red Bell and Mrs A Anderson tied for first in the match play against par tournament yester day at Lake Chabot each finishing two down Mrs Dave Sutch was third three down Mrs Roland Brandt and Mrs Parker tied for with each SAN JOSE Junior Chamber tournament heads today announced the dates for the seventh annual San Jose city golf championship The event gets under way at the Hillview Golf club October 16 and 17 with an 18 hole qualifying round The first round of match play opens on Saturday October 23 Officials announce that the lead ing 32 scorers in the medal test will make up the championship bracket Marks Macklin of San Jose is the defending champion Bill Higgins of Oakland was last runner up All golfers in invited to compete GANNON WINS Runner up in 1936 Gannon today holds undisputed possession of the cup at Berkeley Country club He yesterday defeated A Hor ner club champion in the finals of the cup tournament 4 and 3 Roy Penry defending champion did not defend CLAIRE GOODWIN WINS Claire Goodwin won the east bay automobile dealers tournament at Orinda grossing a 72 even par George Babb won low net with a card of 86 18 68 Other net win ners were: in Grav Haas Bob Ellis Howell Auerbach Guy Harts Garner Harry Harker Jack Nelson Doctor tirftr LuckV Crac MADIGAN REPLIES At Cincinnati Chicago 010 000 002 3 6 1 Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 7 0 Carleton and Hartnett Schott and Lombardi Moore At Phila (1st New York 102 000 6 12 0 Philadelphia 010 020 000 3 9 2 Melton and Mancuso Mulcahy JJorgens and Atwood At Philadelphia (2d g) HE New York 000 000 05 5 10 0 Philadelphia 400 020 6 12 1 (Game called end 8th darkness) Gumbert Brennan Baker and Mancuso Lamaster Passeau and Grace At Pittsburgh St Louis Pittsburgh GOLING 89 Sequoyah Team Wins Match at Orinda Slip Gives Due Credit to California But Says Galloping Gaels Will Positively (ollowing is one of a series of Questions and answers by Coach Slip Madigan of St Mary's college Each week Madigan will discuss new football developments through this medium) What happened in the California game? A A good team lost to a great one Allison fielded as able an opening day club as I have ever seen The Gael rookies held their own in that scoreless first quarter but inexperience and stagefright took ineir ton tne second Aly boys conquered some of their con fusion in game but be plenty from now How A The Bears appear to have ev erything If they play the balance of the season like they played Sat urday California should wind up the conference champion Injuries or a series of bad breaks may stop the Bears but I think anything else will Although the fact that every team will be pointing for them will make it doubly difficult Will the Gaels come back? A Positively nothing the matter with St that ex perience and hard practice cannot mend Notre Dame last year was much the same Pittsburgh wal loped the Irish 26 0 in their second game but the Ramblers were wiser thereafter and went on to beat Northwestern 26 6 and Army 20 6 This St team is capable of doing the same thing EAR NOBODY Do you fear Gonzaga? A No We and we fear anybody If we did I Gonzaga would scare us to Mike Pecarovich has his best team in history and the outstanding player on the Pacific coast in his All American fullback George Ka ramatic Gonzaga played a scoreless tie with Washington State Satur day Karamatic still maintained his touchdown a game average He went 25 yards to a score in the sec ond quarter but an off side penalty nullified it matches since he entered the game That was some four years ago Only one defeat mars his perfect record OOTBALL TACTICS Since he was crowned titleholder Bronko has met and defeated the majority of former kingpins of the mat Even Ed Lewis four times winner of the title is in cluded in wins ootball tactics will be brought into action when the pair clash Both are former grid stars No grid equipment will be allowed in the match Shoulder butts and flying tackles will most likely take an important part in the bout Sonnenberg brought the rough stuff into the game nine years ago when he defeated Lewis for the title ONE ALL AAIR Promoter Ad Santel had some what of a tough time in getting Bronko to headline a show here Na gurski was working in San ran cisco some weeks ago and twice de fended his title He plans to leave for the east within the next couple of weeks re turning here early in the year Jack Manuel of Los Angeles and Pat formerly the Phantom from St Louis lock grips the semi final match will work over fall route is best scientific game OTHER BOUTS Jumbo Kennedy the San ran cisco giant tangles with Jack Gacek of Canada in a 30 minute one fall contest Kennedy has been knock ing his opponents over with ease Jules Strongbow Oklahoma In dian faces Billy Lech Long Beach 30 minutes one fall The 30 minute one fall opener will bring together Bobby Checo of Portland and Joe Kasawoski of Seattle Promoter Santel expects a banner crowd to witness this title match The first bout will get under way at 8:30 At (1st game) Philadelphia 022 000 4 New York 410 110 15 Caster Turbeville Bruckner Conroy Glenn At New York (2d HE Philadelphia 200 010 0 3 8 New York 000 000 0 1 (Game called end 7th darkness) Smith and Hayes Andrews and Glenn At Wshingtn (1st game) Boston 01 000 3 8 0 Washington 000 000 001 1 12 0 Grove and Desautels Deshong and errell At Washington (2d g) Boston 410 000 7 11 0 Washington 100 210 4 5 5 Henry Marcum and Peacock Ap pleton Anderson and Millies At Chicago (1st Cleveland 003 001 000 5 10 0 Chicago 120 100 000 4 6 3 Whitehill Harder and Pytlak Dietrich Brown and Sewell At Chicago (2nd game) HE Cleveland 000 00 0 3 1 Chicago 010 1 5 0(Game called end fifth darkness) Wyatt and Pytlak Cox and Gavta LESTER GRANT nJ 1 1 'J 1 Mg IraMH' jJhH I Ji imM i I iu Pct New York 92 55 626 Chicago 90 60 600 Pittsburgh 81 68 544 St Louis 80 70 533 Boston 75 73 507 Brooklyn 87 412 Philadelphia 60 89 403 Cincinnati 56 93 376 Teams Pct New York 100 49 671 Detroit 87 63 580 Chicago 83 6S 557 Cleveland 80 70 533 Boston 78 69 531 Washington 71 77 481 Philadelphia 50 96 342 St Louis 45 104 302.